BC.Game has introduced CrashX, a new crash game that combines traditional multiplier-based gameplay with trading-style mechanics and real-time social features. Launched on 12 November, the product allows players to open and close multiple positions during a single round, with up to 50 positions available simultaneously.
Unlike conventional crash games, where participants place their bets before a round begins and attempt to cash out before the multiplier crashes, CrashX supports additional entries while the game is running. Players can buy positions at different multipliers, sell them individually or close all active positions in one transaction.
BC.Game said the product takes inspiration from financial trading platforms but does not function as a peer-to-peer exchange. Every transaction is settled directly against the operator, meaning players cannot trade positions with one another or transfer them between accounts.
CrashX Introduces a 1% Settlement Fee
The operator confirmed that CrashX maintains a theoretical house edge of 1%, equivalent to a 99% return to player (RTP) for each position.
Rather than incorporating the house edge into the initial odds, the game applies a 1% deduction to every successful sale. Opening a position is free, while losing positions do not incur an additional charge.
This structure means players who repeatedly buy and sell positions will accumulate more deductions over the course of a round. However, BC.Game maintains that the theoretical RTP remains at 99% for each individual position, regardless of when it is opened.
BC.Game Outlines Further Development Plans
CEO Ali “Ako” Muhanned, appointed in October following KK Giam’s departure, said CrashX represents a shift towards more continuous interaction within crash games.
The company also indicated that future development could include expanded social and spectator tools, more transparent provably fair verification and additional active gameplay features.
BC.Game confirmed that CrashX would be distributed in accordance with its licensing and regional policies but did not identify specific available markets. The offshore operator is registered in Belize and licensed in Anjouan.
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